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👶 Official Bureau of Labor Statistics & Tech Benchmark (2026)

Pediatrician Salary in United States

Detailed compensation breakdown, percentiles, and market demand for Pediatrician in United States.

Demand: +19% (High Demand)
$225,000
/ year (Median Base Pay)
💵 Hourly Equivalent: $108.17/hr
📊 80% Range: $165,000 – $310,000
10th % Entry $165,000
25th % Junior $195,000
50th % Median $225,000
75th % Senior $267,500
90th % Top 10% $310,000
Base Annual Salary $225,000
Target Annual Bonus $27,000
Annual Stock / Equity $49,500
Total Compensation (TC) $301,500
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Salary Progression by Experience Level in United States

Estimated pay progression across career stages for Pediatrician

Entry-Level (0 - 2 yrs)

Junior Pediatrician

Recent graduates and early career entrants.

Median Pay
$165,000
Mid-Level (2 - 5 yrs)

Pediatrician

Autonomous execution and domain proficiency.

Median Pay
$225,000
Senior (5 - 8 yrs)

Senior Pediatrician

System architecture, mentorship, and project leadership.

Median Pay
$267,500
Lead / Principal (8+ yrs)

Staff / Principal

Strategic direction and cross-functional technical decisions.

Median Pay
$310,000

Pediatrician Salary in Other US Locations

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Role Profile & Career Requirements

A Pediatrician leads technical design, operational execution, and industry best practices in their specialized sector. High demand and strong compensation growth projected through 2026-2032.

Required Education
Bachelor's, Master's, or Industry Professional License
Experience Benchmark
2-6 years
10-Year Projected Growth
+19% (High Demand)

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Pediatrician make in United States?

The median annual salary for a Pediatrician in United States is $225,000, with entry-level professionals earning around $165,000 and top 10% senior specialists earning up to $310,000.

What is the average hourly rate for a Pediatrician in United States?

On average, a Pediatrician in United States makes approximately $108.17 per hour based on a standard 2,080-hour work year.

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